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Simulation tool tests assembly processes upfront

With Keysight Assembly simulation software, automotive manufacturers can virtually test shop-floor processes to identify issues early in development. Late-stage assembly failures drive delays, rework, and recalls. By delivering early insight and integrating with existing ecosystems, the software improves body-in-white assembly workflows.

Developed with automotive OEM partners, Keysight Assembly enables engineers to replicate processes such as part positioning, clamping, and spot welding through guided workflows and templates—without requiring finite element modeling (FEM) expertise. It also provides early visibility into distortion and dimensional risks, shortening production timelines and improving build accuracy.

Keysight Assembly integrates with Keysight’s stamping simulation software, allowing engineers to carry stamped-part data across the process—from forming through assembly—and validate outcomes against pre-production scan data. It also integrates with CAD, product lifecycle management (PLM), Excel, and existing digital workflows without disrupting established practices.

Learn more about Keysight Assembly and related webinars here.

Keysight Technologies  

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